I’ll Be the One by Lyla Lee Katherine Tegen Books, 2020, 336 pages Trigger Warnings: fatphobia, queerphobia, parental emotional abuse, cyber bullying About the Author: Lyla Lee is the author
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Reverie by Ryan La Sala Sourcebooks Fire, 2019, 384 pages Trigger Warnings: Death, violence, minor gore About the Author: Ryan La Sala grew up in Connecticut, but only physically. Mentally,
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Just to put this into simpler terms: A woman, person of color and bisexual was the main character and she went—after saving the world—on vacation with her genius, kick-ass, CEO,
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Love, Simon hit a sweet spot, where there’s just enough cuts to appeal to audiences that prefer movies over books, but can also be enjoyed by those loyal to Simon
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In Love, Simon, we are lucky enough to get two separate scenes where Simon’s parents explicitly express their love and acceptance of him. Both of his parents talked to him
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The weekend that Love, Simon came out, I cried a little bit because I worked that weekend, and the Sunday I had off, I was called in. However, the following
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